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# Splitting/Combining Tokens

## Splitting Underlying:

If a user wants to split their underlying into nTokens and zcTokens, they can do so by navigating to the `Positions` page.

From there a user can chose a market to participate in, and can split their underlying into tokens within that market.

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1. Select `Split`.
2. Approve your underlying balance.
3. Enter the amount of underlying you would like to split.
4. Confirm the amount and then confirm the transaction in your web3 wallet when prompted.

## Combining nTokens/zcTokens:

A user can also combine their zcTokens & nTokens on the `Positions` page.

From there a user can chose a market, and can combine their zcTokens & nTokens within that market.

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1. Select `Combine` .
2. Enter the amount of zcTokens & nTokens you would like to combine.
3. Confirm the amount and then confirm the transaction in your web3 wallet when prompted.


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